Assaf Mendelson

Nakba? You mean starting a war, losing it, and then never stopping complaining about it? “Gaza open-air prison”? With Mercedes and BMW dealerships, luxury hotels, and countless restaurants and cafés, just as they themselves testified to before October 7?

Of course the mainstream media ignored this. Ghazi Hamad, a senior Hamas official, denies in an interview with @piersmorgan that civilians were massacred on October 7. He denies that civilians were kidnapped. He denies that children were kidnapped and murdered. Think about what that means. This isn't just a disagreement over politics. It's an attempt to erase documented atrocities after they happened. The same organization that filmed its own attack, released videos of terrified hostages begging for their lives, and celebrated October 7 is now asking the world to believe none of it happened. That should alarm anyone, regardless of where they stand on Israel or Palestine. If we accept that reality can simply be rewritten after the fact, then evidence stops mattering. Victims stop mattering. Truth becomes whatever is politically convenient. This isn't about supporting Israel. It's about rejecting the normalization of blatant denialism. The lesson for Western democracies is bigger than this conflict. The Muslim brotherhood (Hamas is a spin off of the MB) often presents different messages to different audiences, saying one thing to supporters and another to the outside world. Understanding those contradictions is essential if we want to recognize and confront political Islam before it spreads.

אה כן, עוד מקרה של אנטי ציונות, ברור. זו בכלל לא עלילת דם מימי הביניים.

That “American” channel in your feed with millions of views? It’s owned by Qatar. And it just got caught. We exposed an “American” channel as Qatari-owned. Their response wasn’t to deny it, it was to quietly change that it's based in the United States from their bio overnight. Here’s the story. Six weeks ago, @travelingisrae1 and I published an investigation into a channel with hundreds of thousands of followers and millions of views per episode. It presented itself as American: “we Americans,” talking to fellow Americans. The framing was deliberate: “we,” never “Americans,” built to read like homegrown American voices. The content? A steady message that the US and the West are the villains, and that ALL of America’s problems trace back to Jews “controlling” media and academia. It rejoices in the possible fall of the US as an empire and a prosperous country. It also pushes Islamist talking points, and anyone who pushes back gets labeled a racist. Declining to cheer for jihad isn’t bigotry. What we actually found: Qatari ownership and job listings based in Qatar, behind an American on-screen persona. That’s not commentary, it’s foreign-funded content wearing an American mask (you can read the full article below). And surprise: they’ve now switched their socials from “American” to “Qatari” and rewrote the entire bio. Suddenly interested in “transparency.” Know who’s funding the content in your feed.